Currently touring Belgian singer Stromae will be missing three concerts in Nantes (western France) this week after having to cancel three dates last week, his producers announced on Wednesday.
• Also read: Stromae cancels three shows for “medical reasons.”
“The state of health of Stromae once again does not allow him to give the three concerts scheduled for this week from March 29th to 31st at the Zenith in Nantes. We are therefore forced to cancel these three performances,” Auguri Productions said in a statement.
The 38-year-old Brussels native, who is very popular in France, is currently touring Europe to promote his album ‘Multitude’, released a year ago.
He returned to the stage in the summer of 2022 after a long absence due to exhaustion as he lined up concerts for the 2013 album of his dedication Racine Carrée.
Last week, his producers justified the cancellation of three concerts in eastern France with “medical reasons” without further information.
Stromae, whose real name is Paul Van Haver, is one of the French-speaking artists to sell the most music in the world.
He shone at the winners of the Victoires de la Musique in France in February. “Multitude” was voted best album there and even male artist of the year.